1.   But most of the lost support is not going to his opponents but to the undecided column.

2.   In fact, it was the bragging in a campaign commercial for President Clinton that pushed Ginsburg from the undecided column to supporting Republican Bob Dole.

3.   Rather, the disenchanted have tended to end up in the undecided column.

4.   When in the wee hours Florida was, for the second time, yanked back into the undecided column, Tom Brokaw and company went to work.

5.   A flood of Hispanics defected from Gore to the undecided column immediately after the GOP convention, but have since gone back, polls show.

6.   The networks and AP put the state back in the undecided column.

7.   The networks, after calling Florida first for Gore and then for Bush, had put the state back in the undecided column.

8.   Unlike polls for office-seekers, opinion surveys about ballot proposals often include large chunks in the undecided column, even shortly before the elections in question.